Danger Days

The Draculoids are low-level grunts of Better Living Industries who also serve under the S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W. When not being used by the Scarecrows to "cleanse the desert" of Zoners, BL/Ind uses them to punish those who do not abide by their laws and regulations. The Draculoids are the antagonists of the My Chemical Romance concept story Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys. They are agents of the malevolent corporation Better Living Industries (BLind) whose goal is to eliminate rebels called "Killjoys" and protect their control over Battery City. In the story's comics, their mask drains their souls, leaving only an empty shell. Function: They are employees of Better Living Industries tasked with eliminating Killjoys and maintaining order in Battery City. Appearance and Behavior: In the original draft, they were described as "flashy" and "cocky" people who enjoyed partying. Fate (in the comics): Their masks suck out their souls, turning them into empty shells. Objective: They make rounds in the Zones to eliminate Killjoys and meet their daily quota. Draculoids are low-level foot soldiers of Better Living Industries who also serve under the S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W. When not being used by the Scarecrows to "cleanse the desert" of Zoners, BL/Ind uses them to punish those who do not comply with their laws and regulations. When a draculoid mask is placed on someone, they become a Dracula through a process called Draculoidization, which erases their personality, potentially their memories, and extracts their souls from their bodies. This applies to prisoners and detainees deemed suitable to become BL/Ind employees. It can also be used to "demote" high-ranking officials, such as scarecrows, who retain their personal autonomy compared to the draculoids.

Korse is the main antagonist of the Danger Days universe. As the lead Exterminator , his mission is to eliminate as many Killjoys as possible, in addition to protecting Battery City from threats. At the time of the Fabulous Four's deaths, Korse is a ruthless killer. But when he falls in love with an unnamed man , their relationship begins to profoundly change his appearance; like most Exterminators, Korse dresses strictly in black and white. He usually wears a long gray coat and a frilly patterned vest. He carries a white ray gun. Additionally, he is bald, a feature that sets him apart from the rest of the cast. Life and Background: Korse was raised by a single parent, an abusive and uncaring father. His mother passed away from unknown causes. As an adult, he is the lead Exterminator of Battery City and the main antagonist of the Fabulous Four. He eventually kills Party Poison in 2019 after the Four break into Battery City to rescue the girl. Several years later, Korse falls in love with a Battery City citizen. He hides their relationship from the Director and his colleagues. The Director eventually discovers this and orders the death of Korse's boyfriend, but not before he has been profoundly transformed by their relationship. Korse loses his will to exterminate and eventually declares that he has given up killing altogether. Korse was the former chief hitman for BL/ind's SCARECROW unit. He led a team of Draculoids in hunting down rebels, miscreants, and others who threaten the peace of Battery City in the Zones.

Cherri Cola is a rebellious poet and DJ who was formerly an ally of the Fabulous Killjoys. His closest allies in the comic are Dr. Death Defying and Show Pony. Throughout the comic, he appears as a father figure/mentor to The Girl, whom he teaches to shoot, as well as sharing his beliefs about the Phoenix Witch. Appearance: Cherri is a young white and brown male who appears at two points in her life. In a flashback to the deaths of the Killjoys, he is shown as a teenager with bright auburn hair and a bowl haircut. Throughout the rest of the comic, he is shown as an adult man with a blue-gray streak in his hair. Additionally, while the teenage Cherri is clean-shaven, the adult usually has a five-o'clock beard. His Killjoy mask is pink with three blue lightning bolts in the eyes and in the middle of the mask. Personality: Daring, bold, determined, and confident. She enjoys committing crimes and is caring towards her friends, such as Angel Dust. Abilities: She is willing to use violence and commit criminal acts. Cherri-Cola (Danger Days): Personality: Varies by medium. On Twitter: A violent, captured, and brainwashed draculoid assassin. In the comics: A kind-hearted mentor. Cannabis Strains: Cherry Cola Auto: Personality: Effects are described as upbeat, euphoric, relaxing, and stress-busting. Abilities: Produces an initial cerebral high that evolves into a body buzz that can soothe muscle aches without being overly sedating. Makeup & Hair Trends: Makeup: Personality: Those looking for an effortlessly chic, vampish, and sensual look. Abilities: Enhances features and can be layered with other products to hydrate the lips. Hair: Personality: Bold and for those looking for an alternative to blonde highlights, with a sophisticated and nostalgic touch. Skills: Improves the image of the face, provides light and dynamism, and is a less aggressive alternative.

Show Pony is Dr. Death Defying's assistant, known for his outrageous polka dot prints. He is voiced by indie pop artist and producer Ricky Rebel. Show Pony is generally depicted wearing a blue helmet with large white polka dots and an orange visor, a white top with the word 'NOISE' printed on the front in black and a black shirt underneath (possible chest girdle), white leggings with slightly smaller blue polka dots, a leather cord bracelet on his right wrist, a white sash around his upper right bicep, white mesh fingerless gloves, a key on a cord around his neck, and roller skates. Name: Show Pony. Nickname: Pony, The Pony, ladyboy. Faction: Killjoy. Gender: Not specified. Age: Not specified. Features: Roller skates, white cropped top with 'NOISE' print, blue helmet, polka dot tights. Show Pony was last seen at the end of the SING video, helping The Girl into the van with Dr. Death Defying in Battery City, at the BL/ind facility. Show Pony does not play an active role in the Killjoys comic book storyline, although he appears in Show Pony's flashback to the events of the SING video in issue #2 and in the background of a group shot of Show Pony, Dr. Death Defying, and DJ Cherri Cola, Dr. Death Defying's property, in issue #4. Show Pony (My Chemical Romance) Personality: He is an eccentric character, popular among fans for his style and daring attitude. Skills: Her main skill is skating. She also appears in music videos such as "Na Na Na." Role: He is Dr. Death Defying's assistant. Characters from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic Twilight Sparkle: Represents magic and the element of magic. She's a unicorn gifted with powerful magic and one of the main characters. Applejack: She is a hardworking and reliable earth pony who represents the element of honesty. Rainbow Dash: She is a competitive pegasus who represents

Dr. Death Defying is a major character in the Killjoys universe and the only one to appear in all four versions of Danger Days (album, comics, Twitter, and videos). He is a popular radio DJ who shares news, music, and announcements on his station WKIL 109. His best friend is Show Pony, a quirky skateboarder. He lost the use of his legs in the Analog Wars and requires a cane or wheelchair. Dr. Death Defying lost the use of his legs in the Analog Wars.[2] He runs the popular Killjoy radio station, WKIL 109, with the help of his friends Show Pony (in the music videos) and Cherri Cola (in the comics). Dr. Death Defying is known for his stylized speech with heavy use of futuristic slang, both on and off the airwaves. On his station, he plays music, shares news from the Zones, and promotes businesses such as Tommy Chow Mein's. Following the death of the Fabulous Four, their influence in the Zones begins to wane. Appearance Tumblr o3szhfkK1z1svwjnho1 500 The back of Dr. Death Defying's jacket. Dr. Death Defying usually wears a leather or military jacket, black fingerless gloves, and a bandana. The back of his military jacket is printed with the logo "Slaughtermatic Sounds". In the comics and music videos, he is shown in a wheelchair, while in the Listening Party he is seen using a cane. He appears standing in a promotional poster for the album. His ray gun is pink with black stripes. He has the personality of a rebel and revolutionary, actively supporting the Killjoys. His main skill is being a radio DJ who uses his platform, the station WKIL 109 FMX, to spread useful information and help the Zoners, while his physical abilities are limited to a wheelchair. On the other hand, there is another version of the character in the DC comics, whose real name is Karl Helfern and is known as "Doctor Muerte" or "Dr. Death". The latter has a personality

The Girl is the unnamed protagonist of Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, she traveled with the Fabulous Killjoys, who believed they were destined to fulfill an important purpose, defying Better Living Industries. She is voiced by musician Grace Jeanette. The Girl was between five and eight years old in 2019, and wore a multicolored vest and helmet, as well as jeans and a traditional Japanese long-sleeved shirt. She also wore several pins on her vest and belt, and several plastic whistles dangled from her neck. Her hair is orange-brown and curly. She was well-loved by the original Killjoys, especially her pseudo-father Cherri Cola. The Killjoys' love for her would later inspire her eventual offspring rebellion, the Ultra V, to continue protecting The Girl after her death. Name: The Girl Nicknames: Motorized Baby. The girl has the ability to manipulate electrical energy and nearby objects due to the influence of her mother's soul, who died in the Analog Wars. Her personality is chaotic and rebellious, shaped by her upbringing as a Killjoy, though she initially wanted to destroy the city and ends up freeing the trapped souls. Personality and origin. Personality: Chaotic, rebellious, and powerful. Her upbringing with the Killjoys shaped her character. Origin of power: She obtained her abilities from her mother, whose soul did not escape draculoidization during pregnancy. The influence of her mother's soul and her upbringing with the Killjoys created the bomb inside her. Conflict: Initially, her power made her a target for BL/ind, who wanted to control her for her destructive potential in Battery City. Abilities: Energy manipulation: She can charge objects or fuel them with energy, while also unleashing charges of electrical energy that destroy everything in their path. Destruction and release: Her power can be used to both destroy and release. At first,

Jet Star was one of the founding members of the Fabulous Killjoys. He is portrayed by My Chemical Romance (MCR) guitarist Ray Toro. Jet Star usually wears a black jacket with an American flag on the back, a lightning bolt-shaped gas helmet, and sunglasses. He appears to be a poor shot. This could be due to his missing eye, although this seems to be an inconsistency. The eyepatch initially appears at the beginning of the "SING" music video. The injury is assumed to have occurred during the shootout at the end of the "Na Na Na" video. Regardless, he is still the most attractive member of the Killjoys. (Glazer), His hair is curly and long and black. Jet Star has a personality and abilities that are associated with rockstar Ray Toro, a member of the band My Chemical Romance. Not many details about his personality are known other than that he lost an eye, but his main ability is tied to being an artistic alter ego with abilities and personality. Personality: Personality and Abilities: The name "Jet Star" is often associated with guitarist Ray Toro, who portrays this "Killjoy" in the band's music videos. He is seen wearing an eye patch, suggesting a story of loss or struggle. Abilities and Design Alter Ego: The character is an artistic alter ego who draws inspiration from the skills and style of Ray Toro, the band's guitarist. Backstory: Not many details about Jet Star's personality are known in the Danger Days videos. His Blue Ray Gun...

Kobra Kid was a member of the Fabulous Killjoys, whose most distinctive features include closely coiffed blond hair and a red ray gun. He is portrayed by My Chemical Romance bassist Mikey Way. His attire consists of a red jacket with a cobra patch and a yellow shirt. He alternates between wearing a yellow helmet with the word "good luck" on the visor and black aviator sunglasses. Kobra Kid is the brother of Killjoy leader Party Poison. He is also said to be a poor shot. In the Dr. Death Defying streaming CD release party special, he mentions Kobra Kid and Fun Ghoul putting on a stunt show in their Trans Am. Kobra Kid has a haughty and proud personality, considering himself a "living god" and prefers to give orders rather than get his hands dirty. His skills include an aggressive and ruthless karate style, as well as the ability to use a modified power glove and a ray gun. He is also described as hot-tempered and misunderstood. Personality Proud and Haughty: He considers himself superior to others and acts as if he were a god. Serious and Cold: His expression is perpetually serious and his speech is direct and impassive. Intelligent: Despite his arrogance, he is considered level-headed and calm, even in the midst of battle. Overbearing: He has a hard time taking others, such as Robin, seriously. Abilities Fighting: He is a formidable fighter, capable of using a modified power glove and a red ray gun. Combat Skill: Although it is not his style, he is capable of intervening when necessary, as shown in the music video for "Na Na Na". Kung Fu: It is stated that he knows kung fu, which complements his combat skills. Fighting Style: He is an aggressive and ruthless fighter, capable of fighting with great strength and ferocity. He has a thin face, with notable hazel eyes, thin lips, and his hair is blond. He is a thin boy, he is 1.75 tall

Fun Ghoul was a member of the Fabulous Killjoys, recognizable by his numerous tattoos, green ray gun, and shoulder-length, shaggy black hair. He is portrayed by My Chemical Romance guitarist Frank Iero. He wears a T&T vest, a black and yellow striped shirt, and a wristband. He is also sometimes depicted wearing a dull-colored Frankenstein mask. Fun Ghoul. Faction: Killjoy. Gender: Male. Age: Unknown. Characteristics: T&T vest, tattoos, green gun, Frankenstein mask (occasionally), and his hair is black and straight down to his neck. Fun Ghoul was a member of the Fabulous Killjoys, recognizable by his numerous tattoos, green ray gun, and shaggy black hair. His personality; rebellious and loyal personality, a member of the Fabulous Killjoys. His skills include making explosives and the ability to use his ray gun. He is known for his mouth scar and his unkempt hair. Personality: Loyalty: He is very loyal to his fellow Fabulous Killjoys. Defiance: His attitude is defiant and is associated with the more "monstrous" side of the story. Style: He is noted for his distinctive style, including tattoos and an overall scruffy appearance. Abilities: Explosive Crafting: He is adept at creating and utilizing explosives, making him a significant threat. Ray Guns: He uses a ray gun as his primary weapon. Physical Strength: Like all ghouls, he has physical strength superior to that of an average human. Heightened Senses: His senses, especially his sense of smell, are much sharper than a human's, allowing him to detect prey at great distances.

Party Poison was the leader of the Fabulous Killjoys, recognizable by his bright red hair, blue jacket, and yellow ray gun. Party Poison is portrayed by Gerard Way, vocalist of the band My Chemical Romance, the protagonist of "The True". Party Poison wore a blue motocross jacket advertising the Dead Pegasus oil company; this jacket also appears in the comics. He alternates between a yellow domino mask (a black diamond around both eyes, a blue dot on each cheek, and one on his forehead) and a MouseKat mascot helmet. His Appearance: Bright red dyed hair, Dead Pegasus jacket, yellow Masquerade mask with black diamonds around the eyeholes, teal glowing circles on both cheeks of the mask and forehead. Ray gun, painted yellow with neon pink stripes down the sides, horizontal black stripes on the barrel guard. "金を与れ" is also written on the barrel shroud, which (roughly) means "give me money". Yellow scarf on left leg, black fingerless gloves, rosary bracelet on left wrist. He is a rebel leader with combat and weapons handling skills, characterized by his charisma and determination. He is a rebel leader with combat and weapons handling skills, characterized by his charisma and determination. His personality is that of a rebel who fights for his cause and protects his own, although he can also be discouraged by overwhelming situations. Personality: Rebel Leader: Party Poison is a character with a strong sense of leadership within his group of Killjoys, and is central to their cause against Better Living Industries (BL/ind). Charismatic and Determined: He possesses great charisma that allows him to lead and motivate his team, and shows great determination in achieving his goals, such as saving "The Girl". Rebel and martyr: His type of hero is described as a "rebel martyr," he suggested.

Story: The main characters of Danger Days are the Fabulous Four Killjoys, which include Party Poison, Jet-Star, Kobra Kid, and Fun Ghoul. Another crucial character is The Girl, whom the Killjoys cared for and saved, and whose story takes place after the death of the group. However, they are still alive, hidden elsewhere and secreted so no one can find or track them. Other key characters include the antagonists Draculoids and their leader Korse, as well as Val Velocity and Dr. Death Defying. The Fabulous Four Killjoys: Party Poison: Leader of the group. Jet-Star: Helmeted astronaut. Kobra Kid: The "kung-fu guru." Fun Ghoul: The most laid-back member. Other characters: The Girl: The unnamed protagonist of the Killjoys universe, who becomes a leader in her own right after the deaths of the Killjoys. Draculoids and Korse: The antagonists who work for Better Living Industries (BL/ind). Val Velocity: Leader of the "V", a group of young people with increasing paranoia, as can be inferred from the context of the comics story. The album's plot takes place in post-apocalyptic California in 2019, where a group of rebellious outsiders, known as Killjoys, fight against an evil corporation.